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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08

THE rabbits are eating out the ranch
ers in Steptoe valley, White Pine
County, Nevada. At night they come
in whole armies and devour the grow
ing crops.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08

The vapor stove manufacturers of
the country have decided to pool their
interests in one big concern with head
quarters at Cleveland, o.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08

The cattle quarantine established
several months ago by Vermont against
New York has been raised by the Ver-
mont Cattle Commissioners.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08

IT is said that the decay of ship
building and the carelessness Of the
companies has ruined the marine in
surance business in this country.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08

The late DR.. Spencer F. Baird was
The author of more than twelve hundred
books, pamphlets and publications of
various kinds.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Post-office Department does not
recognize the title Of ''postmistress."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
LApD,s AND WOODLAND. "

We are authorized to sell fer Thirty
DAYS 50 lots in Ladd's addition, at from
$50 10 S1o0 per lot, and three blocks
10 Woodland addition ct $50 per lot.
We Will also cell alternate blocks front
log on Woodland Park and avenue for
$500 per block. On condition that the
purchasers clear and fence them, and
plant q double row OF shade trees along
said avenue in front Of said blocks
Purchasers viii be az no expense clear
ing CT grading this avenue, which Is
50 feet side, ever a mile long and level
from end TO end This will be the pref
tiest and most perfect drive In the
Northwest or that can ever be made IN
Seattle or vicinity.
There are ouly sixteen blocks on this
avenas. and We will sell not 20 exceed
eight OF them. We earnestly believe
tsat more money will be made 10 t4o
years by investing ia one % these blocks
than any other investment of like
amoant 10 Seattis. Any person Who
9iil take the tfoRbls 90 look st tins
property vili bay q block. For further
information app y 10
G.. Q. fHnSKT & Co.
seattle, W. r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Shanghai On Deeembsr 18Th. lunbeE
laden from PoEs Blakezy, h esaKfesed
70 lead iauheR from the Sound to Mel
bourne wharf.
Tee steamship Idaho arrived on san
day evening from Ast0ris, bO1Dd %
Asasks- About 1900 fest Of lzmbeF
from local ssgmil vas taken from
Unicn wharf and sgme forty tens Of
miscellaneous freight. A large amoant
is expected to axrive from san Fran
cisco.
Tie tag Rolyoke toued l.3oo,o0 fest
OK logs from Hoods Canal 10 Port Had
lock On Sunday. This il the largest
boom t0Red &c far this season.
Ne tug Pio0eer toEed boom OF logs
20 Port Discovery on Sunday.
AessEs. erase 4 Co., Of Valparaiso.
writing under date Of March 2fth, says /:
IL has been decreed that vessels sail
me from River Platte ports after she
lIih instant mas enter Gillian paFts in
free pfsti4ae. TIE interference Of com
Uuaieati0n with Peru still continues,
bot Ws hope win NOS Be ef long durs-
ton, So the cholera ID declining here
rapidly. Other advices received later
frsn Bnenos Ayras state that the choi-
era has broken cut sRsin on the river.
IhsFe were twelve cases in the Interior
and several in BGeBos Ayfss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

PEIGE OF BBTox.-The other day 5. 20.
Woodruff stated to the writer that be
had eontraoted for the brick for his
Olympia block, to be delivered on the
ground at Sc per thousand. This was .
special contFaet, and viii be filled by
John Grim, whs has q briekyard In
East Olympia. Meeting Mr.. MeAIlis-
ter, the veteran erickmaksT on the
Duwamish. reporter asked him Whist
he wss selling brick for. He said !:
Eight dellars and half per Thousand,
delivered, Is the regular price, bat
took the contract for furnishing 500, 900
brick for the Toklas & SiuReFmsn block,
delivered in front Of the premises at IS
per thousand. They are Of fine quality,
however, and tie waste By hreakage
will be very small" Which building 10
Seattle contains the most brick 2"
asked the reporter. Mr.. McAlllster re-
piled: the Opera House battling
contains 10000 brick, and is the
largest huildinz IN the city bniIt Of
brick. The foundation, from the
ground Up, 10 brick, and it ts q we'll
constructed and durable building"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
70 ADTERrEsK TIE rERsrroRr



Mr.. FEsnk J. Parker, editor Of tue
walls Walls StstesrA1a. is q 6sn be
lever In the resaGrcss and prospects Of
washington Territory. and few men
hsvs q better kbowisdge CT facts apon
which 70 base . belief. Mr.. Parker IL
goine to England 10 represent the Ter
ritOry At tbs Exhibition there, aud slso
10 encourage tie better class Of emf
grants 70 settle m Washington Terri
tory. ISIS his iussntion 10 establish an
international Buresn Of Informasicu.
20 thef intending settlers can obtain
full a. . reliable information with refer
enee TO all sessions Of the c0nHiry. A
real estate aseuey will be Connected
With the Boreau. Vita references "a
the proposed plan Of operations tie
cDmpany szTs in its prospectus:
. The system devised By this esmpary
vill be operated from the heAdaaarters.
which gill be 9 esntrai bareau Of infor
nstion. and where all lands ia the
Northwest plsesd in the hands Of ITS
local agents for sale will be listed. and
where tbs advantages and local charae-
teristics Of the several sections viii be
pointed out and specimens Of its pro
ducts exhibited. The sdvsniaRss Of taia
policy are sslf-evideut. NeN arrivals
viii no longer be az the mercy Of IN
pEincspled scheneFs, or b compelled 20
spend their ell il travelling in search Of
location. The immigrant Of small
means wishing to purchase a dairy farm
will Be pointed out st headquarters the
listed properties Of that description.
toRetheE With full information OF the
locality In which be may wish TO settle.
The stock grover, fruit raiser and gen
eral farmer will be referred - appfopri-
ate localities where the most favorable
opportunities for profitable investment
10 those industries exist. II they desire
q more Intimate aeQaainfAnee With any
locality before purchasing they will be
given letter Of inirodscsi0n to the local
agent and instructed bow 20 Tesch him
The immigrant will thus be placed in a
position 30 invest his money 60 the very
best advantage, and With tue least pos
sible delay, 10 The locality which suits
him best, while properties placed with
this company fer sale will have for pur-
chasers she best and most intelligent
class OF the new come g."
The purposes Of the company are Ger
tainly good, sud il ia to be hoped that
Mr.. Parker will meet With gratifying
success IN bis mission.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
Everything of the following for ST:

% des Null fancy ends 81 Toe each. re
duced from 81.
COOS yds heavy Torchon Lace. Ice 10 lshe
psr yard. 2 and ; inches wide, worth
Is and 40 cents 20.
$50 PCS short ends Dress GoodS some Of
them sold at S0a the eatire lot viii
be sold az IL ho-
2s 900 yds Brink'e seersueker. at lake,
cheap at iss.
1900 yds Table Damask at s0s. other
stores ask you 500 for the same
10 Olo yds or more Table Damask at aDc,
outside prices o5c.
1000 yds or more Table DamAsk at Soc,
come and see IL we sold the
same for 75c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
PERSONALS


d q. Woodruff left ~ the train yes
's'day mo ming for steilao0ou.
John kine,h Of the fFm Of Blowers &
Asneih. Coupevils. 10 il she city.
FEED Z. sander aud wife aud Mr.. VI.
a hAi II Port BlakeiY lsaye tbis N 1rn-
ise for Bostos.
Walter keyes Of Mnkiitso uas a pss-
singer on the Glide Yesterday and is
registered a. the Nsw EsRlaBd.
Et-Caief Jastics Il. 3. Greeas re-
sNined hone 90 S,tltdsy, II ef \ fev
sesks snssUo5 IN California, Oregou
aad ire tlshslis country.
Ms lisJ. II ~ OF Charleston, Ills,
Aeieef 81 nr. II. ". II N n ihis city,
1uved last eysaia2 on tse + nnA Hay
.Nd, aud wiil visit the nsctar and
iaGily dariug ths snnlnler.
2 NJ PArmt1n sd VIE. b.
nooY. J. ). OBrtsn. % racams; Peter
Esefup sud Wtfr, II CtsBl d.; FtnlaS
SAhS 81 : nc,air leland; :. d Ives, o;
sAn FsAac,soo; W Campssll, Flank I.
ASse. Of Portland; CnAs. AfmStrone
20 family, % Helena. Aantans; 4
haandA o. NtklRA are a. lbs Ar
aRRton.
e Il. Paaner. q. n. MsIsaae. A n
1Alofy d Portland. JOAN A. Black
$3.50 = tHbeF q san Frsncisco, DR.
teesop OF Chico lC4Ll. Mrs. r. A
taylor % New Yark Csptsiu J. W
SSsgp and Slie q poF; Gamaie, Ars. J
-1aluue ~. of L1weli. y \. hircs
" whitehead % K dmsBd. +. Il
SsSes'eitsr Of Omaha, ars 80 tae Oces
q I. LhomAn, Of X ,A3inS. Pa, .. Il
1'oe, H. q. Moore. of Eaectssi "
sasiss, 81 Ankiuso: W. VI Al,ster, o
pehctart, lha Hansoa. - hlacl
p'sn9ad; W. Ckmpoe I. Of SloksAek
a tafsou, o J SfoVn, o. Oiaiiss "
Yer. Of SuCq as.mtc; I. A kstis
eaoeoulsh Cu-: ] II OllEe. q
saesY, 4 d r., Nss. " utess, Ms
ssAEt, % Psgtlan1. u. " CoHuau
0us~uid, % Tacoma, arc sc o.
Nss kaglzud.
soen hine,a SD W.fe. Miss kiaei
- Mss b5brook II Oogpeviils, Z. 1
Atca ana sgfe o. ColdwaleF, MBc1., l.
= = and w.fe. William Mel4eiisud 0
~ ioSussnd. -, A Eiiiott Il Aicha
y, Morgan. Mr. sid Mrs. Mclean
Moore. Misz J7pr-, Mrs. Stsrke o
sea D.smoUd, Il A Mack Bud so c
SAlfo. Mrs l., J0gdAB. ATS. n. Dat
q SaoGoulsb, Mr.. Waite s1d u
Iaf3sy;.ls, Hsnfy hlirg sud fauii
.sAads Island. Bts. Mss- Hayes 9
,ea9B. hililAsa Il Mean q Les,
"a, g. : Alssn Of O.ympsss are
e htREswick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
err.LAyD PASSENGERS.

u....a Heron on the northern Paeie e
s-esaaT--Efrs J 5fn Burgess. M Nelie
.ssr,s' Nrs ] Cole and chilt. Mrs James
49, Nc o II Good ights Mia Atty
aass.Sysaht. and IS fnmtgranfe.
49, 49, Hu1tiszron on tbs union Pacific
T1seaay Philip Ost- Z keeFns. <
serkvFsl. II A comes. Reynolds, I4f.
ns ~ aeco1d and third class-
800 Nedford on the 0rezon & Cali
49, -Tuesday-W J Van PAttens II
- i Hennessy. d. smart Wm Gran
~, "a vie. A stiiman. Ms1 J y Can
= - i fssuty, and immigrants
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
THB yAgATKo FUyD.


A EsSresentatsvs Of Myrtle A n.bly
\ >. ls9s, Knighis Of Lab7r, Of tkis eisy
yesterday banded % tbs Posi- Ex1xrzr
dESSgH twenty-five dollars. which vas
RsnsFoas'y appropriated By the AZ
semsly ~ 3 ecniFibatioo 10 sbs funS
for tie bensf1 Ct the widows ana
orphans Of tbs victims Of the Kansius
disaster.
A contTibation Of &2s.25 VS. sIso r.
esiVed from the miners Of Bask Dia
mona This was accompanied ~ IL
toiloging explsnstary mote.
OWING 30 the stormy weather AZ sen
osrtng TIE last four months, tue vss-
ssss for Black Disszond coal have net
arrived regularly. aud e0ueeqaeutlv tke
miners have not woTks8 fail time. o.
TIE cootFsbetioEs W8uid have heeu
much larger
tnia contFibasion. il shoatd be rs
:. enbsFed, IL ia addition 70 tse sum Of
xlsI y previously forwardsd and se.
knoU1ed2ed. IL raises the total arnOaut
subscribed az Black DiamSnd 70 &2O9 20
and che vanid think that the oosn
hearted MIXERS 1t that plaea had no
occasion - apologize for the sizs Of
their contribution II every city and
tOsR II Washington 1eFFiisrY had a ne
IS we'll In prOpsFtisn, there would De
little Suffering at Nanaimo.
FollovinR are the subscribers to the
second contribution from Black Dis-
mond:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

LoucH tbs gFoosF." corner OF Font
aud Uaion. is ahead this tins vi b a
decided novelty. He has brought
through Eastern corn fed, sagar cured
hams aud bacon, and is having them
smoked by Mr. Masei. the popular
butcher, With hardwood. They are the
incest acd cleasesg meats our peOpIe
have vet had 4 chance Of obtaining. al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

GONG EAsT.-ThOmas Clancy, accom-
panied by his wife and child, will leave
Seattle in day or 60 TO visit his old
home, East Msohias, Maine, which he
left, wheo hat boy, fourteen years aRo.
At FIRST be worked 10 a ssvmill. thea At
sieambaating. and afterwards vent into
business Oh his own account. Dame
Fortune smiled upon him, and BE is nov
enabled to visit once more chiidhoeds
happy home.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
Notice TO Bridge Builders.

C,EALED PROPOSALS. ACC0MPA-
- MED by plans specifications and strain
diagrams, viii be received ~ the oitice OF
the AuditOr in King county. washington
Territory. until June is 1887. for building
az pile bridges 9 feet above high water
mark. across the Tolt river ard ~
slOuEhs, on the line Of the present county
road approximate length Of bridging.
Including approaches. about go feet
Each bidder shall accompany his bid with
a bond for ten per cent. OF such bid. when
amount shall be forfeited. IN case on MS
bid being accepted, II he falls. negieets or
refuses to enter into = eentrAct with q
requisite bond for faithful performances
vyithin five days after award. The bridges
70 be completed within % days after
award said plans and Specifications 20
b al expense OF biddeT. Tho hoard 70
serves tho right 70 reject any and AL bids.
IvMAN WOOD County Auditor
Seattle, May &c. 1857. myf7du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

10 900 yds checked Nainsook, at...-.5e 20
5000 yards ToEchon Lace, at.......'..lc ID
500 ladies Linen Collars with capes at Sc
1000 prs Fosters Kid Gloves. hooks, SOc
100 prs Fosters Kid Gleves : hooks. 75c
500 prs Fosters Kld Gloves, 10 hooks. 81
500 hrs assorted aud button KID Gloves
At l5cpr. reduced from 81
line ladies' undressed Kid GauutetA Ct
$50, reduced from a.
Is mrs worsted ball dress Trimming at &c
reduced from Sc.
50 dez 4 buttoned Lisle Gloves at loo pr.
reduced from $50.
1000 gross Dress Buttons At So dsE- some
OF them were sold ~ SOC dos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Is yds LonsdA,e. I'd wide muslin. for u
90 yds Print. regular goods, for .......N
50 yds Lawn. equal to snything you can
bar Ia any other store st los, for VI.
Is yds unblsached Muslin. I'd wide. the
SANE as you pay i0c yard at any
other store. for 81.
% yds Dress Goods. the same 81 you pay
20, I'd fer at any 9th r store, for II.
50 IDS Bingham. the same as you pay loo
for at any store. for 81.
7 yds fine quality French Sateens for u
500 yds all linen Towsling at Sc yard.
almost given away.
5000 yds Victoria Lawn, for......... SO I'D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

GRAND CoNcERT.-Lovers Of good
music, both vocal aud Instrumental,
should not fail to attend the grand con
cert to be given Friday evening, under
the auspices of the Pipe Ofgan Commit
tee Of the First Presbyterian Church, 2 t
the Turn Vereia Hall. The inslTa-
mental music will be uCder the d.ree-
ton OF Mrs. Churchill. assisted by Mr.
r. Lobe. The 0hoFusfs will be Fen-
dered by members II the Turn Verein
Singing Club. O:ber prominent vO-
cnlists and pianisla VIII assist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Ard d. ed fslks Eagsh vixen they nna
tsas a. ul-s.sut CAisf1rpiA Aquid fran
rerasdy, Strap * flgs. = naese ea.sA4y
tAkfn sd ucre beEei3elA. 10 rs sslaa.
tbsa hsttef. rs1seoas n2ediSSAs@- ~ : :
uso~t valuable fsEaiiy rsHascy 70 SCI g
the bowels. % elsause ne sss,saa. ee~
d dgsQel enl1s. nzzdaetes STA tstrfs-
hganaf set ard suty o. she t@litot (. !.
-, Syr0u 60. san Fraasieeo, Cal, Ter
AZ - 4. B. STTyART
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25
BIDS for Clearing Roads.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RK-
y oaivsd At the Auditor Office IN King
county. W. r. tai June i6, 1871, for grub.
binx and CLEARING the county road Of AL
stumps for 8 width Of % tees, from the
city limits 70 the Race Track. and for q
width uf 70 feet from the forks Of The
road this side Of the Race Track 70 the
DuWsmigh river bridge. All stumps and
roots 20 bo removed 70 depth OF ak
fEcheH below The surface Of the ground.
The ground TO Be ataked or BY tho Hoad
Supervisor. Zach BID to Be accompanied
b. : bond Of ten per cent Of amount %
bid. conditioned that the bidder. II his bid
be aroepssd. will enter int contract with
requisite security for faithful parform-
snes within I've DAYS after award, work
to be performed within 80 days after let
Tag contract The hoard % Commig-
sioIss4s reserve the right . y Jet AnY and
al hids. lyman MOyD.
geattla Nay ig 1887 myl7dtd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Military. arrived Monday morning
~ sxc Fs@s tre@ NsW fesk- The latest
sr~stions IN bats sud b01nsts IN the
fall8wIGa: Tee Jtz, DsvssshiEe.
Da-hrss. GAiusb1ro. AadsTs0o, White
NInxa au1 Frances Ji-veland and SITS
eshsF stylss. goELAs & SESGEEMkS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

100 pieces tsney iiekaF1 aud plAin
dress gods ~ s. per ward; compare
them Eitb goods 10 0theT stores - l5s
AID as and Yea Eili ind them saPsriof.
1. j. only ezss buysrs tsat can give
thAaa urlees. IcKLAs Z erNaRRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

No ilb lots or old styles At the Star
Clothing House Oar b aatif1l stock is
al Of this sasssn's importati0Us, and
we sisply ASK you nOt 20 lay oat a DOL
lar gntil yo1 have seen KLINE hosEs
sER8's spring stock snd prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25


THE MoUSrAISEER The eaptsin Of
the taa General Miles states shat he ex
psrienoed very heavy weather IN his
trip sroand from the Colam5ia river
sin ths stesmer MOouisineer, IN
t,v TIE MountaiaeEF, although
almost q new beat WIS stripped OF
her machinery b.f1ra Captain Els
bourht her. 10 speaking 81 this matter
C.plaiu Elite said: "rns Moantaineer
has a gos3. substantial hua and good
uoper vaFks II sF former oSuefs but!f
a larger boat and fitted her 10 With the
Nountainesr's msohinsEg. Hat for this
would not have bought her, a. high
urtssurs MACH leFF d nos the proper
shinp for Puget sound waters As soon
as car arrange nv bnslness ahaiFs
ell it tie M1uutalassr &c With new
boilers and 3 cempouud engine VIII
sufiisient poSsf 60 drive her ~ good
rate u spetd The AouDsalnesr - a.
fefrnt in sppCarAnce frota AIS b9at o.
The Saand. she u shoat the siza o. tse
Nichiean. IL painted Shtie, and Der
house exceeds tue fell Eidth OF hef
gunr3s al rouud she pt,cs bonsa =
"a tov ~ tts t4A4a dsek aud she cram
hss the app- araues ot strength FsfaeE
than hsa1ty. sac i designed for tne
S.stiie Nsd Pars Washington trade ano
wien ittei % sih take tie pace OF
tbg II lea OF thaf Eou'e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

100 pisces white peqne and aud xslts
at 7e; they cannot be duplicated for 12s
IN any store 90 Puget SoaHd OF in tie
Northwest. IoKLAs 4 sIxGKRMLN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

When We announce things Of special
merit the publio know thas they will re-
ceivs the value represented. Oar
sateens at 15c oanno. be bought in shy
other store for less thar 40c. ToKLAs
Il SfSGkRMAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Tss ex'rssr3iEAgy fs-lhsies suigYed
by a. e1st!s us % sasE tie ehsicest
gosss 81 pre- - - 90 .. i1Ssiief SAL
sies slseSbtrs. We SELL lsSns II e.
eqasl 90 any Is goods; u . Only cost
esysEa that eAu give shsae Frsess- 10K-
las & syxaEzxEx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

SgeeiAl JsrseY ssle-A god ssrveabls
slack isss-y fer Sc; q god al Sool
blsck Jersey for s5c. = good AZ wool
bresca {srssv fer 5 .. No credit bsyieR
a1sFebzot csa dGp'icals seese prsess
aha eaoas. IcxIAs a csSsEKEtS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Real the star Clothing HOUSE Gd.
Then inspect cur elegant spring stock
and prices and be coov,nct d We lead The
trade. KLINE d kosE BERo, 20S Com
rneTeial street. myl5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Five pieces OF extra quality black
Sras grain silk worth So y. price as
long ss they last, $50. No credit
towing merchant can duplicate them.
ToKLks & SIS6KKMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Oar bays soits At 81 50 are ehsSp a.
kG5o. Bayirs for essh and 10 large
aaaatitiss tel she tale. 1OELAs &
SrNGFEMAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

~ cents-A lot of satin aud gros
gram ribbon mix d qualities and colors
Gob). CHEsTER CLEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

FoA Is DATs.-Eshelmao, Hswsllyn
& Co. have 100 Acfes aeaF smiths Usvs
fog the very cheap pros Of 500 per
sers. Terms very favorable. U22 s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Choicest butter 10 Seattle, from Hall
Dlyis's and X. Z. WhitGey's celebrated
diaries, guaranteed full weight q lbsl,
DOLLY 60 ceBts per roll, at Haley d
WEight's, 6l2 Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Positive Bargain A good suit Of
clothes, worth $3.50, for 37.50; you can
save s. at the great mercantile hsusa Of
ToELAs & SrsGKaMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

A complete baseball outfit, consisting
Of bat, ball, cap and bslt, presented with
every boys sait az ths Star Clothing
HOUSE. KLINE & ROsENBERa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Essrv s8othsF IN Seattle sboald see
tee sssg Q. thius Hsass ltae OF boys
salts 81 g. kiTSE 4 L0sESHEES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Sapsrb assortment Of spring EeekEear
AZ g5s. aud 5es. At the Star Clothing
Hoass. Is Comuereial street. kIIsE
A ErSxNKrKa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Parents. there - notbtue prettleT %
taors stylish than the STAR Uiethine
Hoase elegant spTisR ci-pjsy % BOYS
sd ydnlas' q thtDR 10 haffoik F7fsey
sattsF salts twssds. et..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Zee the Star Clothing House tailor
made suits IN every eoneeivaole pattern.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

Afrsv & 'odAy va TIE Canadian Pa
eins. fu1r csses psEAsals q TIE nsSest
cfeAt4on. TBsy Will b. sose 81 1st cost.
1oKrAs 4 SIN0EnMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

FUNERAL or GEoBaE + DAMON The
faneral Of Gsores +. Damon, son OF
Rev. John +. Damon, took place from
the residence Of the latter yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Il ~. II. l.
BATES ofiiciated, Asd Harold Smith
Fred Calhoun, John Jordan ana Will
Simon. frs nds Of the dase ased. acted
a. psll-btafsrs. Toe istefmgnt took
place vt the Maaouio & mstery. Tbas
ends the story Of one whose life prom
ised 10 be q blessing % those among
whom his lot was east Though be had
not yet entered upon N ans estate,
George gave rare promise OF achieving
career v ich would be a source Of
pride to those &h1 knew aud lev q hin.
lie was generous, honest asd ambi-
tiOus. But be vas poorly sqlipped to
Journey evr lies bard road. aud ere
the sun vas high Ia tue heavens, ere the
dew had disappeared, ere the fierae heat
Of lo1B beat upon bis head, be tBTaed
aside from the path and lsy down te
sleep. Hrs day was short, and b. passsd
as BY step from ts!lRnt 10 twilight.
ThouRh his death had long been ex
peeted, she pain, the b ayy grief, Of
those who loved him is as great rs II
he had stumbled and fallen 10 the
midst ef hesith and hope. Tue mourn
ing ones, We know. have the sympathy
Of all tue people Of Seattle, As they have
that Of tae fosr lSTELLIGESczB.